Charlotte Sutton
@C_A_Sutton
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I'm the Philadelphia Inquirer's managing editor. Always looking for great stories, and great people to tell them.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Joined May 2012
If you work, learn or get care in Philly’s health care space, you need this newsletter from my talented @PhillyInquirer colleagues @LetitiaStein @aubreyjwhelan and @abgutman .
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Alert-style updates on Philly’s health care scene — focused on key players and stories shaping the industry.
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It doesn't get any bigger than this. Everyone who benefited from a #COVID19 vaccine should be celebrating. Congratulations to @WeissmanLab @PennMedicine.
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Research by Katalin Karikó and Drew Weissman paved the way for two COVID-19 vaccines: the ones by Moderna and Pfizer-BioNTech. Their work has won the Nobel Prize in Medicine.
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RT @ssnyderinq: BREAKING: Temple's acting president and long-time employee JoAnne A. Epps has died. She collapsed on stage at a university….
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Epps, 72, who became Temple’s leader earlier this year after the resignation of Jason Wingard, was scheduled to speak at an event in memory of historian and author Charles L. Blockson.
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RT @pdesiperez: Excited to share Navigate Philly, a free @phillyinquirer newsletter series (written by me 👋🏽) to help my fellow Philly newc….
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Feeling super grateful to the kind soul who turned my (foolishly dropped) purse in to the wonderful Miss Helen at Jefferson’s customer service. It’s feeling like the Station of Brotherly Love for sure, @SEPTA_SOCIAL!.
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“In 1777 at Valley Forge, Gen. George Washington inoculated his troops against smallpox. It was one of the first such efforts to prevent infectious disease on a mass scale.”.
The @US_FDA 's Peter Marks:.“I’m not going to throw stones at any of the current gene therapy companies. But ultimately, if we’re going to move the field forward, we’re going to have to find a way to bring prices down by an order of magnitude." .
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'You cannot be wed to a workplace. You have to be wed to yourself.' Words to live by from @asbernstein2185, editor of .@HarvardBiz on @ResaELewiss podcast
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Amy Bernstein is the editor of Harvard Business Review (HBR) and the Vice President and Executive Editorial Director of Harvard Business Publishing. She also co-hosts HBR's Women At Work podcast. "I...
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RT @AmPhilSociety: For a preview of the remarkable scientists you will encounter in the APS exhibition Pursuit & Persistence: 300 Years of….
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The exhibit, at the American Philosophical Society, runs through the end of the year.
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RT @PhillyInquirer: “The views expressed by Scott Adams are unambiguously racist,” said Gabriel Escobar, editor and senior vice president o….
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On his YouTube show last week, Scott Adams, the comic strip's creator, described people who are Black as members of “a hate group” from which white people should “get away.”
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It's hard to think the pandemic is over if you're in mourning over a recent COVID death. We want to tell your story.
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RT @RetractionWatch: “If you hurt an animal for no reason, because you’re actually committing fraud, that’s pretty heinous." .
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William Armstead tested drugs to treat brain injuries in piglets and juvenile pigs, but left Penn after notifying officials of "inconsistencies."
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“You don’t have to be a man to know football. Who said that? Where? Show it to me.” Great @matt_breen piece on mother-son team in Cheltenham in @PhillyInquirer via @PhillyInquirer.
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Star Wright — one of the area’s few female high school football coaches — is showing players that gender doesn't trump knowledge. And when she delivers it, not even her son, Kion, can catch a break.
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"We are, for many of our patients, their only source of health care.”.
A majority of Philadelphia patients at America's largest network of abortion providers aren't ending a pregnancy. I went inside @PPSPtweets Locust St clinic to learn more about how it fits into a shrinking landscape of reproductive health care here
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Thought-provoking piece from @ssnyderinq about how @templemedschool is achieving more meaningful diversity - A new kind of med school test.
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RT @TomAvril1: Among the many ways, say @BDeHaven616 and Stuart Isaacs, is that pox viruses have evolved dozens of proteins that can suppre….
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Monkeypox is not going to cause a global health crisis. But the recent outbreak in Europe has experts puzzled.
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RT @TomAvril1: She did it, @ANANursingWorld. Sam Roecker broke the old record by more than 20 minutes #Boston126
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Samantha Roecker finished the course in 2 hours, 48 minutes and 2 seconds. She raised more than $43,000 to support health programs for those in her profession.
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RT @TomAvril1: “What could be more damaging than social isolation, experts said, is what young children observe in their parents.”.
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For health care workers -- and really everyone -- who is way too hard on themselves as they push on through exceptionally difficult times, @JasonHanMD has some wise words.
Most recent column for the @PhillyInquirer with @C_A_Sutton ! "The understanding and kindness we bring to our patients in times of exceptional difficulty should also be extended to ourselves.".
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"The 1,000 days from conception to a child’s second birthday is considered the most critical period for neurological, physical, metabolic, and immune system development . For babies born in March 2020, those 1,000 days have just ended.".
What if you didn’t know life outside a pandemic? That’s the case for babies born since March 2020. @jasmlaughlin and I talked to families about how the first 2 years of their children's lives were shaped by #COVID19 @PhillyInquirer.
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